We’re deep into fall now and with the delayed rains returning in full force the trees once again look nourished and radiant. Here in the Pacific Northwest we’re all accustomed to a certain level of dampness and for weeks we waited and none came. The leaves started to shrivel and dry before putting on their ruby colored coats. Now, we’ve been properly hydrated and the colors are shining and particularly vibrant against the muted gray skies.
Gina, Thanks so much for your comment. I apologize that the content has been spotty at best. I’m working on a new post currently and plan to post more frequently throughout the year. I’ve just turned in my manuscript and photos for the next book so much of my creative juices have gone there. Eager to return to this space. Thanks so much for being here.
Almost two months later and I still have this page open on my computer. "Wherever you are is called Here" has repeated in my head so many times these past weeks. Thank you for sharing this.
Hi Ashley,
Im sorry to reach out here; I tried to find a contact for you…
I love your content, but wondering when the next post/content will come.
Thank you,
Gina Collins
Gina, Thanks so much for your comment. I apologize that the content has been spotty at best. I’m working on a new post currently and plan to post more frequently throughout the year. I’ve just turned in my manuscript and photos for the next book so much of my creative juices have gone there. Eager to return to this space. Thanks so much for being here.
Yay! Can’t wait! And congratulations 🎉
Oooo that first photo is beeyoutiful! 😍
Thank you for sharing that poem. It is beautiful and I look forward to returning to it often.
Almost two months later and I still have this page open on my computer. "Wherever you are is called Here" has repeated in my head so many times these past weeks. Thank you for sharing this.
Welcome back to you and the rains! Beautiful photos and the poem is lovely.
Hi,
I just loved your fall photos, so different to our spring here in Australia, finally starting to warm up
after a slow start.
I listened to that episode of Poetry Unbound as well, and was so touched by that poem as well.
Thanks, Kay
Kitchen upgrade! I’m in the middle of one and loving every minute of it!